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Urban Farmer Store

3.8 (35 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 5:00 pm

Services - Urban Farmer Store

Electric installation or replacement

Electric repair

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I discovered a broken sprinkler this morning about 4:30 am by accident. Our gardener recommended that I go in to The Urban Farmer. I did my best yo take some pictures and to try to guess how to take apart the sprinkler head and then went in armed with one piece, some photos and no knowledge. The woman at the counter was super!!! She looked at what I had and helped diagnose. She even figured out that the part that had been installed was the wrong one for the particular place in the garden. She then trained me up on how to change out the piece, rang me up (for $7!) and sent me on my way. I'm thrilled to report that I FIXED IT. YEA!!! And it's now better than it was before. I was so excited that I first called the store to say thank you and now am writing this. THANK YOU!!!

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10 months ago

Been shopping here for years. Great staff. They have been very helpful all these years. Beats home Depot prices too!

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For pond supplies, I found a very helpful employee who saved me lots of dollars on options.

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“The location is convenient too, right next to American Soil & Stone company.”

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I stopped by this location today to find a replacement part for a furniture project I was working…read moreon. Hardware/fasteners can be tricky to navigate, so I asked an associate stocking and organizing in the fasteners aisle for help to confirm if a specific cam screw would work as a replacement. Unfortunately, she was completely uninterested in helping. Instead of taking a moment to answer my question or point me in the right direction, she acted like I was an inconvenience for interrupting her work. Good customer service means prioritizing helping customers in the store over organizing shelves. While I eventually found the hardware I needed on my own, the encounter left a really bad impression. I hope management reminds their floor staff that assisting customers should always come first.

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This is the most beautiful place for a date or just an afternoon alone. Both outdoor and indoor…read moreplants can be found here. There is a coffee stand and plenty of areas to sit and read. I love the gift shop as well. There are artisan crafts that will make the perfect gift or addition to your home. Staff is fun and helpful as well. Please see the photos below. Pricing is above average for a higher end product across the board. There are sometimes pop ups here as well like Japanese street food or dessert in the afternoon and early evening.

As a customer of Flowerland for several years, writing the following brings me no joy. I was there…read morethe other day and saw a pair of gauntlet gloves. There was no price. I asked; the woman behind the counter looked it up and answered: $42. That seemed a bit expensive, so I checked online. While checking, the same woman comes over, sits down next to me, and asks, "Can I tell you something? Small business can't compete with Harbor Freight," then gets up and leaves. First, her statement to me was incredibly condescending. I'm almost 60 years old and know how businesses large and small work. She didn't need to scold me like I'm 5 years old. (FYI, Harbor Freight doesn't even sell any gauntlet gloves.) Did she honestly think she'd either guilt or shame me into buying their gloves? Did she think that was a good tactic to engender customer loyalty? Second, I'm all for -- and do -- support local businesses, even if it means paying a little bit more. As I said initially, I've been a customer of Flowerland's for several years. In general, if an item seems expensive, I check online not only to compare price, but to read reviews, in this case, for the particular brand of gloves. If an item has 4- and 5-star reviews, perhaps it's worth the extra price and I have made such purchases in the past. I've certainly knowingly paid more for their 1-gallon plants averaging around $22 whereas I know that many places sell 1-gallon plants for around $15. Third, in this case, this particular brand of gloves was about four times the typical cost of other gauntlet gloves I saw online. As I said, sometimes I'm willing to pay more to support a local business, but that does not mean I'm willing to do so unconditionally at any price -- especially for things like gloves that, no matter how good quality they are, will eventually wear out. Gloves are disposable, commodity items. (The seams at the fingertips are always the first part to wear out.) If that woman is independently wealthy, works at Flowerland just for fun, and pays any price any small business asks, well good for her. Some of us, myself included, are retired and are living off savings. From now on, I'll stick to Berkeley Hort, Orchard Nursery, and others where I have never been condescended to by any member of staff. Oh, and Berkeley Hort's plant prices tend to be better anyway.

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